JOHNSON CONTROLS
98
FORM 145.05-NOM7
ISSUE DATE: 10/31/2019
SECTION 4 – MAINTENANCE
DETERMINING WATER FLOW
(CONDENSER ONLY)
1. Check that the condenser valve is 100% open and
the economizer is 100% closed.
2. Determine the differential water pressure between
inlet and outlet.
3. Multiply the difference by 2.31(constant).
4. This answer is the feet of W.C. that is owing
through the unit.
5. Refer to Pressure Drop Tables (Table 17 on page
97 and Table 18 on page 97.
6. Locate feet of W.C. from Step 4 in the Condenser
All Models column.
7. Cross to the left of the chart to nd the GPM.
8. The unit requires 2–3 GPM/ton to operate cor-
rectly. See Table 3 on page 11.
9. If the ow is low or high, adjustments should be
made to the pump/water system to correct.
DETERMINING WATER FLOW
(WATERSIDE ECONOMIZER ACTIVE)
1. Check that the condenser valve is 100% open and
the economizer is 100% open.
2. Determine the differential water pressure between
the inlet and outlet.
3. Multiply the difference by 2.31(constant).
4. This answer is the feet of W.C. that is owing
through the unit.
5. Refer to Pressure Drop Tables (Table 17 on page
97 and Table 18 on page 97.
6. Take the Condenser ow feet of W.C. from above
and add the additional from under the Additional
Waterside Economizer - When Active column.
This determines total ow with Condenser and
Economizer valves 100% open.
7. Cross to the left of the chart to nd the GPM.
8. The unit requires 2–3 GPM/ton to operate cor-
rectly. See Table 3 on page 11.
9. If the ow is low or high, adjustments should be
made to the pump/water system to correct.